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secret santa

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  1. Great news - I've just had this email from the Ingrams "We are still operating, and as long as health and circumstances permit, we will carry on doing so."
  2. Perhaps they should be referred to this site ?????
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    More Pennies

    I've just discovered the sun shining onto the date of an 1863 penny. Must be a die clash of border teeth, I guess.
  4. secret santa

    Proof there is no god

    Trump's existence is proof enough.
  5. secret santa

    Place your bets...

    Oooh aaah, me old pal, me old beauty.
  6. secret santa

    More Pennies

    He bought Laurie Bamford's and a couple from LCA, too.
  7. secret santa

    More Pennies

    Ah, I hadn't recorded that anywhere - Thanks Jerry.
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    More Pennies

    Jerry, I don't think I've got your normal F24 on my rare website ?
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    More Pennies

    I see that the 2 D2 coins went for £1800 - it's probably the first time that this variety has come to market in recognisable form even though they weren't catalogued as such. It will be interesting to see what they sell on for, assuming they were bought for that reason. This sale values them at around £7-900 each.
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    Stuff to Make Us Laugh

    I was totally incredulous the other day when my wife declared that she was the world's number one fan of the Monkees. But then I saw her face........................
  11. On my own F73 7 over 7, the die crack is much worse (and her knee is still smoking !).
  12. My example definitely has polished surfaces and it might be only my imagination but all the examples of so-called F74's that I've seen appear to have the H a little further from the linear circle than your photo.
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    What the heck is this coin?

    Margaret Thatcher would be delighted to see herself on a coin......
  14. No, John (Chingford) may have a better idea of scarceness.
  15. i've just noticed that yours is paired with a different Obverse as it has a Narrow Date , my example has a wide date There may be a slight difference in width but they are both 1858 large date numerals.
  16. Neat work, Ian - how do you produce those overlapped pictures ?
  17. I agree that "may" is better than "can" but it's the word GET that gets my goat.
  18. And what about the awful habit that's crept in of saying "Can I GET a ham sandwich ?" instead of "Can I have a ham sandwich ?".
  19. Mine just tells me I'm not listening, although if I know that, then I must be listening............................
  20. Almost everyone on "The Chase" this week seemed to start every sentence with "So" - I literally exploded with anger (but they managed to so me back up again).
  21. Just a bit of a bang, I think. My own similar date has a straight 4.
  22. Are you able to take better photographs ? You'll need them to accurately determine variety and grade. Your 1922 attached below.
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